JFK assassination 50 year anniversary
In the past 50 years, the United States has steered through tumultuous, tragic, and joyous times. It has shuffled through four wars, participated in an abundance of military conflicts, and...
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More money, more problems
by The Denisonian
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It’s old news that DCGA’s reserve fund is overflowing with cash, but now they’re doing something about it. As mentioned in last week’s The Denisonian, students are encouraged to propose...
Denison hosts GLCA conference
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By Debbie Gillum News Editor Instead of staying in bed and watching Netflix, students used their weekend to learn about being scholarly activists alongside students from other midwest universities. Each...
Senior Galano captures NCAC title
by The Denisonian
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By Laura Carr Special to The Denisonian The Big Red women’s cross country team traveled to Allegheny College this past weekend to compete at the North Coast Athletic Conference Cross...
The Gala brings campus together to celebrate autumn
by Carole Burkett
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The Gala brought out all kinds of Denison students in masks, costumes, and finery. Through the efforts of the University Programming Council (UPC) and the Campus Leadership and Involvement Center...
Retiring historian Keenan: world, D.U. “in good hands for future”
by Kristof Oltvai
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In many ways, Professor of History Barry Keenan is the definition of the liberal arts. Straddling the divide between East and West, his studies have focused on Sino-American relations, Chinese...
Take time for yourself
by The Denisonian
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Get involved. Be a leader. Work hard. Does any of this sound familiar? I feel that I have become a product of these phrases. As a first-year, I came to...
D-Day 2013: Celebrating artists and students
by Kristof Oltvai
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If there were something different about D-day 2013, it was not only the 1,500 students who crowded Mitchell Athletic Center, it was also the students themselves, and the whole community....
Ethiopian women “revived” by Denison alumni
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If you are a woman in rural Ethiopia, chances are high that you have fistula. Although this hole that develops between a woman’s reproductive organs and excretory system, viewed as...